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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-15

BEAvERTowN-The Reformed har-
vest service on Thursday were we'll
attended. Rev. w. q. Engle, Of I'm
iontown, preached an appropriate
discours at 10 o'clock n. NJ. He was
folio wed In an address by Rev. l.. ID.
Steckel, of Mifliinburg. In the after
noon addresses were made by Prof.
William Meyer, Of Freeburg, Rev.
Steckel and DR.. Vanvalzah, Of Wat
sontown. On account of high (O
official duties the writer was rot
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stetler and
Mrs Henry Wagner and her daugh.
ter, all of st. Joe county, Michigan
are visiting in town. The women are
sisters Of our townsnen Reuben and
Abner Aigler and natives of Beaver
town. They have not been here for
about twenty years.
DIR. j. II. Strohecker has repain ted
his residence.
Aaron Hassinger has raised about
AGO bushels of potatoes this summer.
Tho new Lutheran congregation
will hold harvest services next Sum
day instead Of last Sunday as stated
in last weeks report.
James Wetzel has raised his new
house.
Farmers i'm this community have
been delayed in sowing their wheat 10y
the drouth. They will doubtless be
very busy when the weather again
becomes favorable.
Peter Aigler is dangerously sick
with bilious fever.
The singing class Of the new Luths
eran congregation sang ut Paxton
vile on Saturday evening. 1t is led
by A. NJ. Carpenter.
A number of our citizens will view
the sights at the State Fair and Con-
stitutional Centennial this week.
Tho officers OF the different congrs.
cations composing Rev. Phueger's
charge met in council In the Beaver
town church on Saturday to COM
plete measures previously inaugural
ell to purchase parsonage for the
charge. or the several houses offered
them, they decided to purchase Sam
uel Weik's, which he offers for Sl1O0.
Mrs. William Beaver fell down stairs
this (Tuesday) morning and badly
sprained her arm.
Aaron Bickel moved to West. Bea-
yer. CIrIZENs.
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CENTREvILLE.-Th school direc-
tors had meeting on Saturday and
employed the following teachers
Town school A. L. Spanglsr and II.
A. Walter. Ocker's, s. &. Ocksr,
Hartman's Chas. L. Spangler. Ber
gs's A. b. Shsary. Hartman's to be
supplied. Tho schools will open Oct.
10th. Salary $1,000 per month.
Artist A. L. Bowersox Of dayton,
O., visited parents and friends here.
He looks we'll and harty.
Daniel Herman did Lewisburg n
business visit last week.
The nights are cool here, conse.
quently tho windows are lower than
usual.
Calvin F. Berger shed the bright
ness OF his countenance on his priends
In Port Trsvorton recently.
Merchants q. N. Showers, DR..
Sampsel and j. II. Hartman, the
former accompanied by his better
half, are in Philadelphia taking In
the Constitutional Centennial, at the
same time laying in their stock OF fall
and winter goods. Squire Hartman
will also visit New York.
In town during the past week. w.
p. Thomas, Lewisburg. Mrs. f. G.
Aurand, Mrs. NJ. z. Steininger, Mrs.
]. w. Runkel, Miss Minnie Reichly,
Middleburgh. Y. II. Wagner, Esq,
Kratzerville. Paul Benfer, Beaver
Springs. II. II. Schoch, selinsgrove.
ID. F. Bingham, }. II. Beckhat, Win
field. John Houtz, Freeburg. Sere-
nus Bowersox, Miiiiinburg. J. G.
Swineford, Millmont. f. X. Trout
man, Spring Creek.
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The editor and wife returned from
their western trip on Tuesday Of this
week. During our visit we hunted up
all the Snyder county people, residing
In Ohio, that we could conveniently
reach. b. II. Edmonds, formerly OF
this county but now Of Golden Corn
erns, Ohio, was hauling lumber for a
new honse aud he Ia now one OF the
young, industrious aud enterprising
farmers OF northwestern Ohio. At
Akron we came across the Moatz boys
who are doing an immense insurance
and reul estate business and are quite
we'll fixed. Hon. l.. N. Myers is still In
the washing machine business, has
greatly improved the Peerless" and
is having quite demand for them.
He has. however, not yet entirely re-
covered from n terrible fall down an
elevator shaft last winter. Charles
Manbeck and wife nee Amelia Eisen-
hover, are living in u pleasant part Of
the city Of Akron. Mr.. Manbeck and
Charles Frain are proprietors Of n
large grocery and provision store and
are making money. Mr.. Frain and
wife are I'm Middleburgh now visiting
friends, Howard Frain, also a Mid
dleburgh boy, was at the case In the
Akron daily Beacon Office, where he
has charge Of the advertising depart~
ment. His wife and child are travel
ing In Colorado. We found Theodore
Walter in O'Neil & Dyse's dry goods
store, where forty clerks are employed
and ho occupies one Of the principal
counters. He recently purchased n
splendid residence in the most beau
tiful part OF Akron. Mrs. Walter,
daughter OF ex-SheriH Bolender
expected TO start for Pennsylvania
this week on u visit. w. +. Walter,
who Is I'm the same store with his
brother Theodore. Is steadily working
himself into the good graces of his
employers and ifindusstry, pluck, and
the obedience OF an iron clad code Of
christian morals count, tho Colonel
will get there.
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Trial List Sept. T. 1887.

Elizabeth NiddlcswnrCh Va. Isaac ROmig.
j. N. Middleswarth VI. Isaac ROmig.
Jacobs n Hornbc ger EN'rs w Michael Kerstetter
John u ROmig VI. Noah Syth.
John Cruikshank ct al. w. q. W Klasc ct al
Elizabeth Snyder VI. q. Tower surviving EXT.
John Keller vs.. j ohm " Smoke ct al.
hro Pnrlce vs.. Levi Smith.
Tho Commissioners Of Union 60. W.. Richard
Budd.
Elias Bailey vs.. John X Hughes.
Levi Houser w. Samuel Wilmer.
John ! Swartz Ex'r vs.. william Matter.
Peter Long vs.. Roswell Meyer,
Mrs Fyetta Fettcrolf AdmS. ys. Ines II Her
man.
The School Dist of Sclinsgrovc IA W. Tho first
Lutheran congregation OF Selnsgrove.
Mary Kcistcr W Levi Nusser
Sallle BrOuso vs. George Ewig
J Calvin SchOch ys Samuel stuck
A w Potter vs. Abel Hcrruld ctal
W w WllTEShYER, Proth'y
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Republican Standing Committee

Adams J. A. Fcttcrolf, N. M. Middleswarth.
Reayer--Benj. Smith, J. M. Fees.
s,eutre-R II. Walter. WIN. Napp.
Chapmsn-Jas- r. Heckard. VIM: Rico.
frankliu-tJ. A. Boiender, J. q. liassingcf.
Jacksen-wm. Martin. J. +. kreisher.
Middieburgh--J. M. .Steininger, WIN. Romiy.
Mtddiscreek-J. II. Keeier. A. u. krcamer.
WouYoe-H. n. Bsrduer, T. z. Hummel.
Penn-A. s. Pawling, q. Kern.
rerYy-Jno, &. Showers, Isaac SPOTS.
Perry w.-Adam Furst, T. +. Derr.
Sejinsxrove--S. r Burnr, A. Arbogast.
Spring-i. I. Manbcck, r. T.. RiSei.
Unisn-P. VI. Arnold, Jno. ID. Bogar.
W wsshtngton-Henry Brown, ]. u. Shirk.
A PAuIING JNo. ID. BoaAR,
Secretary Chairman
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ApAMsBURa.-The long looked and
wished for rain has come at last.
Last week the steam saw mill of
Samuel Werner was entirely destroy.
ed by fire. No insurance. The loss
falls heavily on Mr.. w.
Rev. ]. E. Honeoeut returned from
his trip to Gold Hill, North Carolina,
His nephew, b. Eisenhower, came
with him and will remain here till
spring.
Thus far the School Directors could
not agree on teachers for second and
third grade of the town school. The
High school will he taught by Prof /.
N. Johns.
=. A. Wetzel OF Beavsrtown, last
week, put the slate roof on the Re-
formed parsonage.
The plasterers are at work on j. G..
Schambach's new house.
Art Beaver and Prof. Dawson spent
a few hours In this place on Sunday.
j. ID. r. Beaver is spending n week
with friends at this place. Mr.. B. is
employed by Wm. Boyer at Beech
Creek, Clinton county.
Helfrich & Smith have received a
car load OF salt.
Isaac Wetzel spent day at Harris
burg last week.
Squirrels are scarce In this part OF
the country.
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Positively the largest and best Sc
lected stock oGclothing in Snyder coun
ty will be found at Dreifuss Bros
Selinsgrove, Pa.
Unlaundried shirts at Dreifuss
Bros. for 80 cents. Good working
pants A. 7p cents
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nofcE 70 sussc RIDERS.

Ieek Mt the fiugures on the label of
wear paper. Those figures tell you
xH1 pATH TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRIP-
poa n PAID. Within 3 week ks after
neney Is sent, see II date is changed.
No ether receipt is necessary.
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Saturday, September II. 1887,

nj 10 o'clock, q. M. Tho following described real
estate, to wit: All III certain messuagc or
tract of land situate IN township county and
State aforesaid, containing i5O ACRES, more or
less, bounded North by lands OF ia. Moycr,
East by lands OF Robert fcttcuif and Daniel
Mussor, South Ivy lands OF Matilda Rciycl and
West by lands oi Adam ulsh, ON witch are
erected q LARGE FRAME HOUSE, coon
BANK BARN and other uutbuildings. Good
water at the house ana barn, good fruit, excel.
lent orchard. The tract consists OF good lartn.
ting and grnyinv lands, except about ~ acres
which Il GOOD TlMBERLAND.
TERMS.-Onc third oithe purchase money tn
be and remain lion on the land, Interest tu
be paid TO the widow OF John Euinvcr, decd
during her natural life, and principal tu he paid
to the heirs aud leyate - named IN the will utter
the widows death. This to be secured by bond
and inOryagc on the premises. 20 per cent. oi
the balance OF the purchase money to bo paid
as soon as the PROPERTY Ia struck of, and the
balance To he paid April l, 1858, when deed and
possession Will bo given.
5. A. wETZEI,
August 10, 1887. Executor
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WANTED. 10, 900 pounds OF wool at
Dreifuss Bros, Selinsgrove, Pa.
Another carload OF 1s inch No. l,
pine shingles. Price $500. Call at
this Office.
Positively the only reliable, one.
price Clothing n ouso Ia Snyder coun-
ty will be found at Dreifuss Bros.
We can furnish you with q better
fitting suit for less money than any
tailor can afford to make.
Dreifuss Bros.
To any person buving $500 worth
OF goods Of us we will pay half his
railroad fare to Selinsgrove from any
part Of the county, and il you buy
bill Of $40 from US we will pay your
entire fare from any part of the
county to Selinsgrovo and return.
Dreifuss Bros.
had kidney disorder and say for
the good OF others that DIR. Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy cured me.
Rev. sc. Chandler, Lebanon Springs,
n. Y. had Stone In the Bladder and
Gravel In the Kidneys. I used DIR.
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and am
now well. f.. ID. Parsons, Rochester,
n. Y. Price IL. Send 2 cent stamp
to DIR. Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y, for
book on Kidney, Liver and Blood
disorders. Mention this paper.
Sept. 1, 'S7. 4w.
In BRIEF, And To THE PoINT.-
Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disorderod
liver In misery. Indigestion is n foe
togood nature.
The human digestive apparatus is
one of the most complicated and
wonderful things in existence. 1t is
easily put out of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy
food. bad cookery, mental worry, late
hours, irregular habits, aud many
other things which ought not to be,
have made the American people u
nation OF dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flowerhas
done a wonderful work In REFORM
ing this sad business and making tn .
american people SO healthy that they
can enjoy their meals and be happy.
Remember NO :happiness with
out health. But Green's August
Plower brings health and happiness
to the dyspeptic. Ask your druggist
for u bottle. Seventy>five cents.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
ESTATE!

by virtue Of nm or,lcr issued ont of the OR.
phans' Court oi Snyder county, Pa. the under.
signed, Executor Of the estate OF John Ettingcr
late OF Spring townsphip. Snyder county, Pa,
deed, viii expose to public sale on the premises
about "a miles w,si of Troxclvillc along the
publir rtnd In HanuprVtiip
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Monday, September 10, 1881

'uiku VIZ
Monday, September 10, 1887,
at O'Clock T.. NJ. the following tracts.
Sman, MI no, KAGrS saSsIn S,SSt N9. woo,onI IT. ~
uate IN West Perry township Snyder CO., Pa,
bounded and described as follows on the North
by Shade mountain (Owncr unknUwnl East 10y
I. +. Richard, South by same and West by r NJ
Montelius containing
100 Acres,
more OF less. Sold subject to a dover
Seized, taken into execution and To be sold as
tho property Of IRWIN GRAlBlLl.
Gilbert TRACT NO2 Al III Fa
Being n certain mcssuage, tenement or tract
OF land, situate IN Adams twp, Snyder county,
Pa, bounded North by Jacks mountain, East by
South aud West by lands OF Isaac krchs,, where.
on are erected "A frame q GRIST MILL, HOUSE.
~ nhR and other onr',6nildngs, containing
rhlRrf'sEVENT M AURES, t,iT S,1 more or less
Situate IN the township and county Aforesaid
bounced North by Jacks mountain, East hy
Jacob Bingsman and west by lailis Of John
Moy or, containing
Eight Acres
and thirteen pcrches, more or loss.
TRAUrNOI
Situate in township and county aforesaid
bounded North by Jacks mountain, East by
West by land oi Daniel Rarick, containing
Twenty Acres,
and l5s pcrches, more or lcss.
TRACT NO
Being all that certain tract of land situate IN
the township and county aforesaid, bounded
North by Honry Meyer, East 10y Levi Decker.
south by John L. Cooper, West by Joseph
Meyer, containing
One Hundred and Tweny' five Acres
more or less, whcreon are erected HOUSE
STABLE and other OutbuidingS.
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold
ns the property oi W JOS EpH MOVER
NER u MlDDLESW WARTH, Shorln.
Sherlirs oihcc, MiddlebuIBh, Pa, Aug 3O,.S7
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Sherif's Sale

whereas by virtue OF Sundry wrts of II. Ia
Issued out Of the Courts Of Common Please o
Snyder County and to me Il ircctcd will expose
to Public Sale at the Court House In Middle.
huruh ON
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and other outbuIjings. Soil god. An abun.
dant supply of good water upon the premises.
1EkMS-ZD per cent. cash ~ per cent. on
conhrination. the balance on April 1, 1883.
sale to commence nj 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF said
day when due attendance will he given by
WILLIAM BAILEY,
August Nth, lss7, Administration
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s.ypyn Uousry covRrs.-rhe Courts Of
nylsr County are held on the fourth Mendaye
February, May, aud Serteuber, and Second
.AAy Of December.
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sSiirs By sending ne the news In their reepec.
tive towns, villages aud neighborhoods. Send
- che plain facts, and We Will dress them up,
M ssed b.. Our columns will always be open
70 these who wish TO speak through them on
general sr local questions Of public interest /,
but ne will net hold ourself responsible for the
opinions they may express.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned, Ajminlstrator OF tho estate
OF jacob Bickhart. deceased. by virtue Of an or.
der Of the Orphans' Court Of Snyder county, will
sell at public safe, Mt tho late residence of said
dsccdent, near Contrcvillc, In Centre townshIp
Snyder county, Pa. on ~
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When Dsby wss SICK. vo ssyo hog Csstsris,
whoa sho was chna, abe cried for C.s.os,A
When sho bo0Amo Miss, she olung to Caa,Ori.,
Whsa shs bad Childrsn. shs SAN tAsm CAs.0riA
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Fifty Acres
House. Franc Barn.

is erected a good FRAME
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Thursday, September %, 1887,

situate IN Centre town.hlp, Snyder county, Pa. 81,
bounded North by land of Uriih weirch, East
and south by lands Of Henry Long and Others,
West by land of Will am fcsslcr and others,
containing
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-22
100.
100.
AN ACT to prevent the practice of frau

AN ACT to prevent the practice of fraud by tree
peddlers and commission men in the sale OF
nursery stock.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
minnesota
SECTION 1. 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son, corporation or association to sell or offer
for sale any tree, plant, shrub or vine not grown
in the State OF Minnesota without first filing
with the secretary of state an affidavit setting
forth his iame, age, occupation and residence;
and, if an agent, the name. occupation and resi-
dence of his principal, and a statement as to
where the nursery stock aforesaid to be sold is
grown. together with bond to the State OF
Diiunesota in the penal sum of two thousand
tS2,0U0) dollars. conditioned to save harmless
any citiz IN of this state who shall be defrauded
by any false or fraudulent representations as to
the place where such stock sold by such person,
corporation or association was grown or as to Its
hardness for climate. Provided. that the bond
aforesaid shall. when the, principal Is resident
of this state, be given by such principal, and
not by the agent.
SEC. 2. The secretary of the state shall, on the
full compliance with the foregoing provisions.
give to the applicant aforesaid certificate I'M
der his official seal setting forth in detail the
facts showing full compliance by said appli-
can't with the provisions of this act. And said
applicant shall exhibit The same or certified
copy thereof to any person TO whom stock is
offered for sale.
SEC. 3. Any person, whether in the capacity
OF principal agent, who shall sell or offer for
sale any foreign-grown nursery stock within
this state shall furnish to the purchaser of such
stock duplicate order. with contract specify
ing that such stock is true to name and as rep
resented
SEC l. ANY person, whether in the capacity
of principal agent, who shall sell or offer for
sale any fUreign-g grown nursery stack within
this state without complying with the require
ments Of this act, or shall refuse to exhibit the
certificate mentioned in section two t2)
of this act, whenever demanded, or shall
by means of any advertisement, circular,
notice or statement printed or written. pub.
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AN ACT giving labor the right of first lien and
material furnished second lien on all prop
erty
BE it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Minnesota:
SECTION l. That on and after the passage of
this all labor performed by contract or by the
day on any building article or utility that has
entered into the construction of anything, shall
be first lien thereon 10 the full amount of the
money or other consideration agreed upon be-
tween the owner or employer and employee
whether the person performing the labor be q
contractor. suboontractor or working for wages ::
and in addition to the lien for labor there shall
! be added thereto sum to cover costs and o.
| reasonable amount for an attorneys fee.
t SEC 2. All material furnished in the con-
| structiol or building or in aid thereof of any
| building article utility or anything what
ever, shall be second lien thereon, whether it
| be real estate, homestead, personal property or
! otherwise. to the full amount of money other
| consideration agreed upon and all costs and an
| attorneys fee not exceeding ten dollars $50,
| in the discretion of the court: Provided, that
| any person Wishing to file lien under the pro-
| visions o, this act having furnished both labor
and material shall specify the amount of labor
and material as separate items in one statement,
| but the amount for material shall not be paid
| until all claims for labor satisfied.
/ SEC. -. ANY contractor or subeontractor re-
I ceiving the full amount of the money or other
I consideration due on his contract and fail
| ing to pay the person performing any labor
1 or furnishing any material expended or used
il the fsersb1 Of any building ar
! against such property, shall be deemed guilty of
| ob5aining money under false preGenses and may
| be punished under the statute made and pro-
| ylded for that offenss.
SEC. a. Any lien fled under the provisions of
this act must be filed in the Office of the register
OF deeds of the county where such labor was per-
/ formed and material furnished within ninety
/ 800 DAYS from the last day on which any labor
| was performed or maseriai furnished. by leaving
| with the register of deeds a statement of the
| amount of labor performed and material fur
nished: and the register of deeds shall make a
record of such Hing by making an entry, in a
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lDE

AN ACT to amend section three (S) of chapter
Ia or the General Laws of 1881, relating "a
tb~ public funds. -
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota -
SECTION l.. That section three (3) of chaptei
one hundred tweDty-four (12D of the General
Laws OF One Thousand eight hundred and
e1ghty.one tlSSl), being section one hundred
and fifty u50) of chapter eight (s) of the Gem
eral Statutes of One thousand eight hundred
and seventy eight QS7el. be amended by adding
by reason of change in the organization OF any
bank or banking firm which is a legally desig-
mated depository of the public funds, said corr
auditors of the proper county are authorized to
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1S6.
AN ACT TO amend charter ,

AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred and
seventy-five 1T5) Of the General Laws of
1885 entitled An act relating TO the service
fees for domestic animals
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Minnesota:
SECTION /. That section two tc) of said chap
ter 1T5 OF the General Laws of 1SS5 be amended
so as to read as follows: That the owner or
owners of every stallion, jack, bull, ram or boar
kept for public service shall make and file
within ninety 900 days after said service, with
the town clerk in the same manner now pro-
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100.

AN ACT to amend title two (2) of chapter
forty-one (41, General Statutes of 1878
known as the Statute OF Frauds
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State OF
Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That section twelve Q2) of chap
ter forty lone 41) General Statutes Of One thou-
sand eight hundred and seventy ~ S7SRbe
and the same is hereby amended by striking ont
the words "or by his authorized agent being the
last five words of said section, and substituting
in lieu thereof the words "or by his lawful agent
thereunto authorized in writing. And no such
contract when made by such agent shall be en-
titled to record unless the authority of such
agent be also recorded"
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage
Approved March eth, 1887.
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AN ACT forbidding the moregaging of crops be-
fore the seed thereof shall have been sown or
planted
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State or
Minnesota:
SECTION l. The mortgaging of crops before
the seed thereof shall have been sown or planted
forbidden, and all securities or mortgages here
after executed OH such crops are declared void
and of no effect
: Provided, This act shall not apply to mort
cages given upon crops to secure part or all OF
the purchase price of lands upon which said
crops may be sown or planted.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it passage.
Approved March I'd, 1897